Sentence examples for stage shot from inspiring English sources
When Mr. Roudine finished, two cannons on either side of the stage shot out bursts of glitter in red, blue and orange, the colors of the Armenian flag.
A luminous he-said-she-said of a novel, in which He (a handsome toadlike man) and She (Ex-Wife No. 1) unspool contrary narratives of their life together, with cameos by Ex-Wife No. 2 and a pair of love-drunk slackers, played out on a stage shot through with moonlight and inky shadow.
There's something both coldly Surreal and breezily New Wavish about photographs like the one of two girls, dancers on a stage, shot from below at such an oblique angle that one of them looks as if she is a giant stepping on an American flag hanging on a building across the street.
The Japanese release was titled Live in Japan and featured a unique sleeve design, with an overhead stage shot of the band, a selection of photographs from a gig at the Rainbow Theatre in London, and an insert with lyrics and a hand-written message from each band member.
The stage, shot through with horizontal shafts of light, teems like a hive, fracturing into enigmatic exchanges around a taut duet for Elisha Willis and Joseph Caley.
The bowties securing the stage shot up with their hands to the sides, scanning the audience.
Mr. Combs and George Elizondo were credited with directing the accompanying video, which bombarded the audience with images from Mississippi civil rights demonstrations, stage shots of the Notorious B.I.G., Jimi Hendrix jamming and what one observer referred to as "the obligatory hoochie mamas grinding in thongs".
From stunning stage shots of Chuck Berry, Crosby, Stills and Nash and the Rolling Stones, to warm, candid images of Paul McCartney, James Taylor, Michael Jackson and Joni Mitchell, Diltz is a legend and has captured some of music's most familiar faces in some extraordinarily intimate moments.
An erratic evening followed – Example started a tendency, later mirrored by Wretch 32 and Professor Green, for electro acts to turn metal the second a live band was plonked behind them; Elbow lulled us into a warm pulse of security with their Lowry lusciousness and on-stage shot drinking; a packed Big Top gathered to talk over Lana del Ray.
Todd Hido's nocturnal pictures of ordinary houses taken from the street have a suspenseful, cinematic hyper-reality; Tracey Baran's large staged shot of a sunbathing girl nagged by her mother in the backyard of a seedy house is darkly comic, and Andrew Bordwin's soft-focus view of a house through blades of grass is dreamy (Johnson).
Then he said to a soldier as the photographers fired away, "You think this is a staged shot or something?" Before digging in, Lt. Col. Kenneth Brown, a chaplain, led a prayer, at one point saying, "Oh, God, bless our commander in chief".
